One Up On Wall Street: How To Use What You Already Know To Make Money In The Market

Mr. Lynch covers the ground in The Intelligent Investor but with more humor. Informative and amusing. One two three four. (4 more words required, it said. Unglaublich!)

Great insightful book to study with

Lynch is an investing legend and in this book he goes through his investing style which is still applicable in today's trading environment. The charts may look dated but there is still lots to learn from his vast experience. I would recommend this book to any beginner in the world of trading.

Great!

As expected.

I am on my 3rd listen to this book , I would recommend highly if you are buying shares , don't follow tips make your own decisions.

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The book is practical and gives you the basic knowledge on how to be an investor, 4 out of 5 stars. *My 1st Amazon video review*

I cannot wait to download this lovely knowledge

It’s one of the must read books in investing. I recommend 100%. It’s a very easy read and full of practical tips.

"One Up on Wall Street" really needs no introduction. It's one of the greatest investment classics, and a must have for any investor. Coming to the copy, seller Transplant Traders did a good job. He sent a good, clean copy of the book. Both front and back covers are in good condition. A few pages are printed a bit light, but it's not a major issue. Overall I am happy with the book, and the service.

Great writing (clear, concise, and thorough) & great material. Look elsewhere if you are looking to (a) time the market, (b) find the "holy grail" to investing, (c) day trade, and (d) make money fast. But if you want clear, no non-sense material on how Peter became one of the greatest and most successful investors then read this book. The material is relevant to today (2018) and will likely continue its relevance as long as behavioral finance remains relevant. One key point that stuck with me is how nobody knows what will happen in the market and the only thing a person can do is to place the odds significantly in her favor. Peter does a create job showing hon "smart money" and Wall Street in general (along with its news, analysts, & price targets) is all hogwash. A must read for all investors - especially those starting out (so you can avoid blowing up your account) but equally important for intermediate to experienced investors to remind them to keep the odds in their favor (& not blow their account).

Useful book to beginners. Print quality is poor